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Dusty Springfield in the '60s

Artist Song
Dusty Springfield  Son of a Preacher Man  
Dusty Springfield  I Only Want to Be With You  
Dusty Springfield  Wishin' and Hopin'  
Dusty Springfield  You Don't Have to Say You Love Me  
Dusty Springfield  The Look of Love  
Dusty Springfield  I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself  
Dusty Springfield  The Windmills of Your Mind  
Dusty Springfield  Brand New Me  
Dusty Springfield  Stay Awhile  
Dusty Springfield  All Cried Out  
Dusty Springfield  I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten  
Dusty Springfield  I Don't Want to Hear It Anymore  
Dusty Springfield  What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?  
Dusty Springfield  Just One Smile  
Dusty Springfield  In the Middle of Nowhere  
Dusty Springfield  Just a Little Lovin'  
Dusty Springfield  Some of Your Lovin'  
Dusty Springfield  Little by Little  
Dusty Springfield  I'll Try Anything  
Dusty Springfield  Goin' Back  
Dusty Springfield  No Easy Way Down  
Dusty Springfield  Give Me Time  
Dusty Springfield  In the Land of Make Believe  
Dusty Springfield  Your Hurtin' Kinda Love  
Dusty Springfield  I Can't Make It Alone  
Dusty Springfield  Don't Forget About Me  
Dusty Springfield  So Much Love  
Dusty Springfield  What's It Gonna Be?  
Dusty Springfield  Losing You  
Dusty Springfield  Willie & Laura Mae Jones  
Dusty Springfield  That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)  
Dusty Springfield  Breakfast In Bed  
Dusty Springfield  I Think It's Going to Rain Today  
Dusty Springfield  Silly Silly Fool (Remastered Version)  
Dusty Springfield  I Wanna Be a Free Girl  
Dusty Springfield  How Can I Be Sure (Remastered Version)  
Dusty Springfield  Joe  
Dusty Springfield  Morning  
Dusty Springfield  Oh No, Not My Baby  
Dusty Springfield  If You Go Away  
Dusty Springfield  Haunted  
Dusty Springfield  I Will Come to You  
Dusty Springfield  The Second Time Around  
Dusty Springfield  Small Town Girl  
Dusty Springfield  I Can't Give Back the Love I Feel for You  
Dusty Springfield  All the King's Horses  
Dusty Springfield  My Coloring Book  
Dusty Springfield  Doodlin'  
Dusty Springfield  Yesterday, When I Was Young  
The Springfields  Silver Threads and Golden Needles  
Dusty Springfield  Chained to a Memory  
Dusty Springfield  Nothing Is Forever  
Dusty Springfield  I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face  
Dusty Springfield  Love Shine Down  
Dusty Springfield  Mixed Up Girl  
Dusty Springfield  Love Power  
Dusty Springfield  Baby Don't You Know  
Dusty Springfield  It Was Easier to Hurt Him  
Dusty Springfield  What Good Is I Love You?  
Dusty Springfield  If It Don't Work Out  
Dusty Springfield  He's Got Something  
Dusty Springfield  All I See Is You  
Dusty Springfield  That's How Heartaches Are Made  
Dusty Springfield  Anyone Who Had a Heart  
Dusty Springfield  What Do You Do When Love Dies  
Dusty Springfield  I'm Gonna Leave You  
Dusty Springfield  It's Over  
Dusty Springfield  Take Another Little Piece of My Heart  
Dusty Springfield  I Wasn't Born to Follow  
Dusty Springfield  Live It Up  
Dusty Springfield  I've Been Wrong Before  
Dusty Springfield  Don't Let Me Lose This Dream  
Dusty Springfield  Natchez Trace  
Dusty Springfield  Have a Good Life Baby  
Dusty Springfield  Who (Will Take My Place)?  

Comment:

She was born Mary Isabel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien. She became Dusty Springfield, a singer of rare elegance capable of explosive soul power, and a genuine Rock and Roll Hall of Fame icon. It was in the '60s that Springfield evolved from a bright-eyed songbird to a sophisticated pop chanteuse and the finest white soul singer of her generation. Our [i]Dusty Springfield in the '60s[/i] Essentials features the best of her golden age, from the landmark run of Burt Bacharach/Hal David hits — including the irresistible "Wishin' and Hopin'" and the undeniable heartbreaker "I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself" — to her redefining forays into Southern and Philly soul (such as "No Easy Way Down" and "Brand New Me") to her lesser-known yet still brilliant tracks (check out the finger-poppin' R&B groove "Doodlin'"). Tragically, Dusty died from cancer in 1999, well before her time, but she left behind a legacy that places her forever in the pop-music pantheon. She remains as essential as ever.
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